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john boehner is the president's partner at this point. he can't wait for two years for a resolution of this problem. it would be damaging for the markets, for the economy. >> everybody, yeah. >> if this thing drifts for two years. certainly the president would like to have a democratic house, but he doesn't have one right now. he's not going to have one for some time, probably not going to have one after the 2014 elections. >> no? >> so i think this president is focused on trying to get john boehner and republicans to come his way on tax rates which is a position that's popular with the american public as our nbc/"wall street journal" poll showed this week and then get to the end stage bargaining on spending. >> so who prompted this meeting, john? you said there's a real shakeup, you're hearing about a shakeup. who prompted the meeting? was it the president or john boehner? >> reporter: i don't know that yet. i infer from what i heard about a shakeup being required that the speaker might have done it, but i don't know that yet. >> okay. w
john boehner is the president's partner at this point. he can't wait for two years for a resolution of this problem. it would be damaging for the markets, for the economy. >> everybody, yeah. >> if this thing drifts for two years. certainly the president would like to have a democratic house, but he doesn't have one right now. he's not going to have one for some time, probably not going to have one after the 2014 elections. >> no? >> so i think this president is focused...
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i want to get to you, john. because i would really like to know whether or not the market is just relieved that it looks like a deal is going to get done. the market hates uncertainty. what is going to happen once that uncertainty is taken away? does it matter what the deal looks like? >> well, certainly that's important, but really getting rid of some of this uncertainty as you mentioned is the important thing. you know, corporations, i know we're talking about, you know, earning estimates coming down. but corporations have a tough time planning when you don't know what the tax rules are going to be and you don't know what the health of the consumer is going to be. getting this behind us is key. and i do think that equities would be able to have a solid year in 2013 once we get rid of some of this mess that we're in. >> what about ed's point to the fundamentals and the slowdown in earnings? >> well, we still are expecting earnings to rise next year. and again, i'm of the camp that so many investors are rarely p
i want to get to you, john. because i would really like to know whether or not the market is just relieved that it looks like a deal is going to get done. the market hates uncertainty. what is going to happen once that uncertainty is taken away? does it matter what the deal looks like? >> well, certainly that's important, but really getting rid of some of this uncertainty as you mentioned is the important thing. you know, corporations, i know we're talking about, you know, earning...
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over to you, john. >> hi, maria. i talked to secretary geithner here just near portland, oregon, as he toured a factory that makes street cars and other goods for the government, including material for the navy s.e.a.l.s. he addressed the concerns about a global slowdown that fed chairman bernanke was addressing earlier in the day. he was particularly aggressive in rejecting republican claims that the prospect of tax increases is harming economic growth in the united states, especially an op ed that came from a top adviser to mitt romney saying that it will require an across the board 11% tax increase on americans earning under $200,000 a year. here's tim geithner. >> that's a made-uptick and bel% gdp over the next three or four years so the debt burden grows and we propose a series of tax reforms that would modestly increase the burden but only in the top 2% of americans. there's no plausible argument that you can make that that modest increase in such a small fraction. economy is having a material effect on behavio
over to you, john. >> hi, maria. i talked to secretary geithner here just near portland, oregon, as he toured a factory that makes street cars and other goods for the government, including material for the navy s.e.a.l.s. he addressed the concerns about a global slowdown that fed chairman bernanke was addressing earlier in the day. he was particularly aggressive in rejecting republican claims that the prospect of tax increases is harming economic growth in the united states, especially an...
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john, please don't date me. i mean, seriously. >> you were a teenager then, maria. >> i was a puppy. i'd like to think i still am. let's talk about these results. first off, break down the numbers. how would you characterize the last quarter? >> i would characterize it as a very solid quarter in a tough market. to have 6% revenue growth in a market where many of our peers are down, negative, year over year, to have earnings growing twice as fast as revenues, record revenues, record non-gap earnings per share. we did what we said we'd do for the market. one of your colleagues and a good friend of mine, john, the gross margins were actually 62.7%. we said revenue growth four to six. we did six. earnings per share, 45 to 47. we did 48. very, very solid quarter versus both what we expected and what the market probably expected. >> but let's talk about those gross margins, john. this is really what the analysts are writing about tonight and certainly will be bringing up in your conference call. we've seen a slide in
john, please don't date me. i mean, seriously. >> you were a teenager then, maria. >> i was a puppy. i'd like to think i still am. let's talk about these results. first off, break down the numbers. how would you characterize the last quarter? >> i would characterize it as a very solid quarter in a tough market. to have 6% revenue growth in a market where many of our peers are down, negative, year over year, to have earnings growing twice as fast as revenues, record revenues,...
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john chambers, ceo of cisco. jane wells has info on whole foods who has also reported in the last couple of moments. >> maria, analysts were expecting a beat, that's what they got. earnings for the first quarter came in at 65 cents a share, 5 cents better than what the street was looking for. there was a light beat on the top line, $3.39 billion, a little more than what the street was looking for. same-store sales growth came in at 8.7%. much better there. and also, many analysts were expecting the company to raise guidance, and it has raised full years earnings guidance 7 cents on the bottom. and it is also raising full year sales guidance a half point. now it expects sales growth to come in between 13.5% and 15.5% for 2012. >> we see the stock on the move as well in the extended hours. let me bring back shar and mark, our analysts that have been handicapping the cisco quarter. you heard john chambers speaking to jon and myself. shah, your commentary from what you learned from these numbers and chambers speaking
john chambers, ceo of cisco. jane wells has info on whole foods who has also reported in the last couple of moments. >> maria, analysts were expecting a beat, that's what they got. earnings for the first quarter came in at 65 cents a share, 5 cents better than what the street was looking for. there was a light beat on the top line, $3.39 billion, a little more than what the street was looking for. same-store sales growth came in at 8.7%. much better there. and also, many analysts were...
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john has more details for us. john? >> bill, there's no lin-sanity over budget proposal because everyone knows the to parties are j jammed up on what to do about the deficit. $901 billion for fiscal year 2013. big difference between republicans and democrats, the president has 1.5 trilli$1.5 tr people at the top of the scale. republicans placed more emphasis on entitlement cuts and they are saying they will propose cuts in medicare, that is the key difference between the parties. we will see what the voters decide when these two arguments are put before them in the november election. >> in likelihood, a lot of the tax initiatives, of passing, the chances of it passing is low. it sounds like a platform for the re-election campaign than the a budget. >> it is more of a political document. the two parties have already agreed on the level of discretionary spending. that top line number is not in question, the question is the allocation of money. the president wants to spend more money on education and transportation and com
john has more details for us. john? >> bill, there's no lin-sanity over budget proposal because everyone knows the to parties are j jammed up on what to do about the deficit. $901 billion for fiscal year 2013. big difference between republicans and democrats, the president has 1.5 trilli$1.5 tr people at the top of the scale. republicans placed more emphasis on entitlement cuts and they are saying they will propose cuts in medicare, that is the key difference between the parties. we will...
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john? >> maria when apple says it hates an idea, it means one of two things. it will never do it, or in a few years it will be a couple years. steve jobs said he was absolutely not interested in adding video to the ipod. he said you can't watch it and drive a car and you're focused on music. a year later they had an ipod with video. he down played the idea that apple would make a phone, we don't think we would do very well on the cell phone business he told the conference. he also said there are no plans to make a tablet, people want keyboards, that same year they were trying to create a touch screen tablet. does that mean they say one thing when they mean another? not necessarily in this case. this e-mail surfaced in the trial this week, maybe it was last week, in this infamous e-mail from the trial, the exec said he pitched a seven inch ipad to steve jobs, and between than thanksgiving and christmas, he seemed very receptive the last time. seems like he was firmly against it until he was for it, and tim cooke saying jobs would be so against something, and he
john? >> maria when apple says it hates an idea, it means one of two things. it will never do it, or in a few years it will be a couple years. steve jobs said he was absolutely not interested in adding video to the ipod. he said you can't watch it and drive a car and you're focused on music. a year later they had an ipod with video. he down played the idea that apple would make a phone, we don't think we would do very well on the cell phone business he told the conference. he also said...
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john is on the call. john? >> maria, interesting what john said a couple minutes ago from my eye, the stock took a dive. europe is getting worse. specifically the problems in southern europe spread to northern europe and he said the conservatism has gotten worse than he had seen it before. specifically they have gone through the year over year growth numbers and datacenter up quite a bit and wireless up 20% and datacenter up 67%. those are small. the service provider videos up 12%. that's a strong number, but the thing that jumps out is the switching business. that's the biggest. up 5% and that's where we see the conservatism and enterprise in the public sector. >> really taking a hit here, john. it remains below 18. john had the latest on cisco. then there is spanish jet, initial claims and the trade in natural gas. the factors that could move tomorrow. we top the get to our market panel for tomorrow in 30. let's get to it. cnbc contributor and with castro capital with raymond james. you know the rules. 30 sec
john is on the call. john? >> maria, interesting what john said a couple minutes ago from my eye, the stock took a dive. europe is getting worse. specifically the problems in southern europe spread to northern europe and he said the conservatism has gotten worse than he had seen it before. specifically they have gone through the year over year growth numbers and datacenter up quite a bit and wireless up 20% and datacenter up 67%. those are small. the service provider videos up 12%. that's...
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how will it affect the upcoming talks with john boehner? two top-tier negotiators give their insight into how the meeting could unfold. >>> and trading places. charles schwab ceo talks exclues i havely to maria about the current crisis of confidence in the stock market. could a deal on the looming fiscal cliff be just the shot in the arm sagging equities need? that and a whole lot more is ahead on the "closing bell." >>> all right. we want to show you a live picture of the white house. we are waiting for the ceos to start tricking out of the white house. they are in a meeting right now with president obama talking about the fiscal cliff, talking about ways to get the deficit and debt situation in this country in order. as soon as those ceos start coming out, they include the ceo of honeywell, ibm, a number of ceos in industrial businesses. of course, the only financial services representation there is american express. no other bank was invited to this meeting. as soon as these guys and gals start walking out, we'll bring you some interview
how will it affect the upcoming talks with john boehner? two top-tier negotiators give their insight into how the meeting could unfold. >>> and trading places. charles schwab ceo talks exclues i havely to maria about the current crisis of confidence in the stock market. could a deal on the looming fiscal cliff be just the shot in the arm sagging equities need? that and a whole lot more is ahead on the "closing bell." >>> all right. we want to show you a live picture...
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but that sounds like john kerry, i voted for it before i voted against it. the conversion by ryan has come awfully recently. >> we'll watch this, so far it's unclear as far as what the impact on paul ryan will be from this, but certainly appreciate your insights, thank you so much. we'll see you soon greg and sarah, thank you. so what is this the 1950s? why do women feel less confident than men when it comes to managing finances? we're going to talk about this. another day, another low and facebook tumbles yet again. [ ma] when this hotel added aflac to provide a better benefits package... oahhh! [ male announcer ] it made a big splash with the employees. [ duck yelling ] [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. ♪ ha ha! i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is
but that sounds like john kerry, i voted for it before i voted against it. the conversion by ryan has come awfully recently. >> we'll watch this, so far it's unclear as far as what the impact on paul ryan will be from this, but certainly appreciate your insights, thank you so much. we'll see you soon greg and sarah, thank you. so what is this the 1950s? why do women feel less confident than men when it comes to managing finances? we're going to talk about this. another day, another low...
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john chambers and their company. they want to work the system. >> right, why do you think he raised his dividend 75%? this is interesting. >> for one reason, there is no incentive to put it back into the business because of what's going on in the country. there's no return on the money, so you say here, it's yours, do what you want with it. if john chambers had an environment where he was encouraged to stick his neck out or the company was encouraged to take risk, risk taking it alive and well in america, but it has to come with the assurance that if you take a risk there's a potential for a reward and if you win it's not a sin. >> let me ask you about the banking sector. the bank doing the settlement. $370 million fine related to the charge that it laundered hundreds of billions of dollars in money, and ben lawsky saying it is a rogge institution. do you think lawsky went too far here? >> i don't know the case, but let me say this. the reason dick grasso and i refused to give ne, is because i didn't do it. if i enga
john chambers and their company. they want to work the system. >> right, why do you think he raised his dividend 75%? this is interesting. >> for one reason, there is no incentive to put it back into the business because of what's going on in the country. there's no return on the money, so you say here, it's yours, do what you want with it. if john chambers had an environment where he was encouraged to stick his neck out or the company was encouraged to take risk, risk taking it...
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good to have you on the phone, john. thank you so much for joining us. >> maria, i'm sorry, my plane was late. but yes, we really had a mess on our hands with respect to the ins and outs of the oil market. traders may love it, but consumers are going to hate it. you know, the fundamental problem i think is that we just did not plan for this in the united states. we didn't plan for the geopolitical uncertainty. we didn't plan for asia's rise in demand. and we have a business as usual approach in the oil production side, mainly driven by government policy. and i'm fearful that we're going to face very high prices as this year progresses. >> everything just seems to be coming together at once. when you mentioned the geopolitical issues, let me get there for a moment, because iran, i mean, is iran or the improving u.s. economy, which is the biggest consumer of oil, along with china, the fuel behind the move in oil do you think? and how would you expect the iran debacle to play out? >> well, you're exactly right, it's all thr
good to have you on the phone, john. thank you so much for joining us. >> maria, i'm sorry, my plane was late. but yes, we really had a mess on our hands with respect to the ins and outs of the oil market. traders may love it, but consumers are going to hate it. you know, the fundamental problem i think is that we just did not plan for this in the united states. we didn't plan for the geopolitical uncertainty. we didn't plan for asia's rise in demand. and we have a business as usual...
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john fort is standing by with the latest on the rim numbers, john? >> those numbers you mentioned are a loss of 37 cents, worse than the 3 cents expected, but it's worse, the blackberry units are done to 7.8 million sold, it's been a long time since they were in the single digit million on s. and the software is late, it will not arrive until q 1 of 2013. that is very bad news. we will want to hear more, but it doesn't look good, maria. >> unbelievable. scott sutherland is with us, i think some of our viewers remember my rant last week about how i informs technology hell, i had a break down, and i was forced to switch and give my blackberry up and now on an iphone. am i typical of what's going on out there for users in terms of their devices? >> yeah, i think you might be a laggard out there. >> i think i am. >> a lot of people made the witch many years ago towards the iphone and the android phones. fortunately they'll see more people switching off the operating system and devices. >> so dan, do you think there is anything out there actually on the h
john fort is standing by with the latest on the rim numbers, john? >> those numbers you mentioned are a loss of 37 cents, worse than the 3 cents expected, but it's worse, the blackberry units are done to 7.8 million sold, it's been a long time since they were in the single digit million on s. and the software is late, it will not arrive until q 1 of 2013. that is very bad news. we will want to hear more, but it doesn't look good, maria. >> unbelievable. scott sutherland is with us,...
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john, take us behind the data. you point out that the three-month trend is ahead of the 12-month trend? >> that's right. steve did a terrific job breaking down those numbers. one thing he didn't mention which is also important in waiting to evaluate the data was the upward revision. we had 160,000 upward revision couple la tifl in each of the last four jobs reports and and i won't be surprised to see upward revision and i think steve has it right. if it's warm weather for january and february from march and april, let's look at the average so far. it's better than 200,000. so i'm with steve, i'm going to wait a couple of months before sounding alarm bells on this report. >> and that means that you also do not think that we're going to need more stimulus. if you think things are improving, is the fed out of the way then? >> well, is the fed out of the way but it should be out of the way. there are a lot of problems in the labor department. if the unemployment rate is declining and how do people go out and look? the
john, take us behind the data. you point out that the three-month trend is ahead of the 12-month trend? >> that's right. steve did a terrific job breaking down those numbers. one thing he didn't mention which is also important in waiting to evaluate the data was the upward revision. we had 160,000 upward revision couple la tifl in each of the last four jobs reports and and i won't be surprised to see upward revision and i think steve has it right. if it's warm weather for january and...
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john harwood has the story. john? >> reporter: related news, bill. part of the administration's earth to put pressure on the cook to do something about the fiscal cliff and the debt ceiling. treasury secretary geithner sent a letter to harry reid, the senate majority leader, saying the united states government will hit its statutory debt limit on december 31st. that is the same day that we would go over the fiscal cliff. now the treasury has certain steps they can take to avoid breaching the debt ceiling that will carry the government through february or march, but at the moment in a technical sense treasury secretary geithner is telling the congress we're hitting the debt ceiling at the end of this year which is the part of the, as i mentioned, part of an effort to get congress to step in and act, not only on the fiscal cliff but on the debt ceiling, bill. >> thanks very much for the breaking news. we'll keep monitoring the situation. thanks, john harwood. a look now at financial sector and whether or not you should put your money in the banks. >> 1
john harwood has the story. john? >> reporter: related news, bill. part of the administration's earth to put pressure on the cook to do something about the fiscal cliff and the debt ceiling. treasury secretary geithner sent a letter to harry reid, the senate majority leader, saying the united states government will hit its statutory debt limit on december 31st. that is the same day that we would go over the fiscal cliff. now the treasury has certain steps they can take to avoid breaching...
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house speaker john boehner disagrees. i sat down with the speaker where he told me the president needs to get serious about cutting the debt and deficit of this country because no one will like the alternative. >> well, it has to happen or the financial markets will do it for us, in terms of downgrading our debt. and i actually think, regardless of what happenses in the election, the next couple of years will be the most consequential than we've seen in the last 50 because we have the debt issue and a budget deficit that is unsustainable and entitlement programs that are important to tens and millions that are not going to exist if we don't fix them. >> so why has it become so difficult? you're operating without a budget now for three years, the administration. how come it's so difficult to get a budget passed? >> well, the house has passed its budget each of the last three years. it's the senate unable to produce a budget and without a budget from the senate, there's no way to actually have an agreement on how to move fo
house speaker john boehner disagrees. i sat down with the speaker where he told me the president needs to get serious about cutting the debt and deficit of this country because no one will like the alternative. >> well, it has to happen or the financial markets will do it for us, in terms of downgrading our debt. and i actually think, regardless of what happenses in the election, the next couple of years will be the most consequential than we've seen in the last 50 because we have the...
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john is with many live with more on the del quarter. over to you, john. >> i want to point out a few things about this quarter. you mention the revenue is light, that's true, but the guidance also seems light. looking here, we expect third quarter revenue to be down from second quarter levels, that being what they reported here. from what i can see, this quarter was expected to be in at $14.7 billion, and the next quarter was expect todd be in at 14.9. so flat to slightly better. so we might have seen that initial pop on the eps number, and people said saw the outlook and saw pessimism here. also del saying full year earningsout will be at least $170 per share which is an impact from quest software, concern there's, i want to look more at margins and hear more from dell about why they're more pessimistic than they are now. >> all right, john, we'll keep watching that, you say it's the outlook that has turned things negative. we'll keep following this story. thanks, john. the market in it's own tug of war today, bob pi san any. bob, you
john is with many live with more on the del quarter. over to you, john. >> i want to point out a few things about this quarter. you mention the revenue is light, that's true, but the guidance also seems light. looking here, we expect third quarter revenue to be down from second quarter levels, that being what they reported here. from what i can see, this quarter was expected to be in at $14.7 billion, and the next quarter was expect todd be in at 14.9. so flat to slightly better. so we...
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john fort, is this typical? do we normally see apple shares get halted on an announcement like this? >> it's not uncommon to see them halted right before the numbers come out. it's a little odd for them to still be halted a couple minutes later. if it's still halted five, ten minutes from now, i'd say that's really weird. at this point, not sure i'm willing to call it that weird. i would echo what the guys were saying thus far. something i'm noticing, the iphone number pretty strong. the ipad number, again, drawing down channel inventory of the third generation ipad because they don't want to sell those anymore. so all of those that their might have had ready to ship and might have otherwise been ready to ship, they're trying to clear out. that's the sense i got from what apple was saying earlier this week. overall, the mac seems strong. i'm looking at how it performed, even in europe. mac units seem to do well. revenue-wise, down just 3% year over year from what i can see here. so -- sorry, that's sequentially
john fort, is this typical? do we normally see apple shares get halted on an announcement like this? >> it's not uncommon to see them halted right before the numbers come out. it's a little odd for them to still be halted a couple minutes later. if it's still halted five, ten minutes from now, i'd say that's really weird. at this point, not sure i'm willing to call it that weird. i would echo what the guys were saying thus far. something i'm noticing, the iphone number pretty strong. the...
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this is actually clearly a miss, john. >> yeah, it looks that way. with these deferred revenue issues where microsoft has set some money aside in previous quarters and then counted in future quarters when people are able to upgrade to windows 8, that does make these numbers tricky. it appears that was the issue here. >> all right. we'll leave it there. thank you so much, john. we're looking at the stock down about 2% on microsoft. add microsoft to the list of technology companies that have reported light revenue and have given guidance that has sort of been underwhelming. we'll keep watching microsoft. certainly looks like technology has been the real loser in this third quarter reportings season. >>> google about to tell the world exactly what went wrong in the wake of the double earnings blunder today. kayla is up next with the latest development. in ten minutes, we'll take you live to the google conference call. stick around. back in a moment. nsh bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great!
this is actually clearly a miss, john. >> yeah, it looks that way. with these deferred revenue issues where microsoft has set some money aside in previous quarters and then counted in future quarters when people are able to upgrade to windows 8, that does make these numbers tricky. it appears that was the issue here. >> all right. we'll leave it there. thank you so much, john. we're looking at the stock down about 2% on microsoft. add microsoft to the list of technology companies...
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with us now john carey, and charles gushy. so we rally stocks because we think we'll have more stiplus from the european central bank. and yet their doing so because we're in such a weak environment. do you think this rally is sustainable? >> one thing that is clear is that the engine of growth will still will the u.s. there are big sectors that do not have a meaningful downsides. so we want investors to cherry pick. >> you say the markets have it wrong when it comes to europe? >> john, are you with us? >> yes, i'm sorry. what do you think happens now? do you think the markets are looking the europe the way their looking at them in terms of investing? >>> i think it's important to go tus on fundamentals. we had concerning numbers on industrial production and consumer confidence today. auto sales are off a little bit. frankly i don't know how you make money by speculating on what this or that central bank might do and what various european leaders might decide. you can look longer term if you pick out those with positive earnin
with us now john carey, and charles gushy. so we rally stocks because we think we'll have more stiplus from the european central bank. and yet their doing so because we're in such a weak environment. do you think this rally is sustainable? >> one thing that is clear is that the engine of growth will still will the u.s. there are big sectors that do not have a meaningful downsides. so we want investors to cherry pick. >> you say the markets have it wrong when it comes to europe?...
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thanks so much, john. really appreciate it. a lot of good stuff to be watching tonight and tomorrow. thanks, guys. good to see you both. we appreciate your time tonight. >>> up next, forget the 1%. the white house now blaming the 2% for the fiscal cliff. my observation on that next. [ male announcer ] at scottrade, we believe the more you know, the better you trade. so we have ongoing webinars and interactive learning, plus, in-branch seminars at over 500 locations, where our dedicated support teams help you know more so your money can do more. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our teams have the information you want when you need it. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up
thanks so much, john. really appreciate it. a lot of good stuff to be watching tonight and tomorrow. thanks, guys. good to see you both. we appreciate your time tonight. >>> up next, forget the 1%. the white house now blaming the 2% for the fiscal cliff. my observation on that next. [ male announcer ] at scottrade, we believe the more you know, the better you trade. so we have ongoing webinars and interactive learning, plus, in-branch seminars at over 500 locations, where our dedicated...
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that's right, it looks like the president lost the independent, john? >> no, i would not say that yet. the president still has a lead over mitt romney nationally, and we'll see if mitt romney can change some of those numbers. he has a convention, a vice presidential selection coming up, they're chances for mitt romney to try to move the nee e needle. >>> thank you, my next guests says businesses want a business goo in the oval office. steve, this is a huge change from just four years ago, is it not? >> yes, the numbers speak for themselves. i want to emphasize that these are individual contributions, not decisions made by the companies or corporate contributions. >> yes, that's important, thank you. do you think that because romney is a business guy or people perceive president obama critical of wall street. >> i'm a supporter of the president so i don't always agree with my friends on wall street, but i would say it's both. most preserve romney to be moderate, and frankly, some of them are unhappy with the state of relations between wall street and was
that's right, it looks like the president lost the independent, john? >> no, i would not say that yet. the president still has a lead over mitt romney nationally, and we'll see if mitt romney can change some of those numbers. he has a convention, a vice presidential selection coming up, they're chances for mitt romney to try to move the nee e needle. >>> thank you, my next guests says businesses want a business goo in the oval office. steve, this is a huge change from just four...
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so i think he will do a great job. >> john. let's talk about his wonkiness. do you think he will chomp at the bit of wanting to be more policy oriented, or he has a politically beautiful family there, that will be attractive to many voters out there. which way do you think he lo l go tonight? >> he did l do both. i talked to a strategist that will be more of a road map and an agenda and peach. in service of setting up mitt romney's speech for tomorrow night, he says here is the agenda, make it happen. but i have to ask congressman davis, i remember talking to them when george bush was president, you were the head of the campaign and you said we don't want to go near that. why do you think now that republicans are better equipped up and down the ticket to do what chris christie called the hard truths about entitlements to voters. >> look, there's no reason for that historically. we were running $200 billion deficits under george bush. we're borrowing 40 cents on the dollar and time is up. obama laid the outline down. we outlined -- >> it's safer politically fo
so i think he will do a great job. >> john. let's talk about his wonkiness. do you think he will chomp at the bit of wanting to be more policy oriented, or he has a politically beautiful family there, that will be attractive to many voters out there. which way do you think he lo l go tonight? >> he did l do both. i talked to a strategist that will be more of a road map and an agenda and peach. in service of setting up mitt romney's speech for tomorrow night, he says here is the...
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john tillman is ceo of the illinois policy institute. john says the president did a good job of vilifying romney for being rich. rich benjamin is senior fellow and fellow coordinator at demos. rich says a resume is not an agenda and romney didn't have one. good to see you guys. rich, did the president intentionally use class warfare as a strategy? >> maria, it was not class warfare. what he did was doggedly point out what mitt romney did at bain and mitt romney's policies for the middle class. he opposed the auto bailout. he opposes more equitable tax policy where millionaires and billionaires would pay their fair share. >> let's not start with the talking points. let's have a conversation here. talking points is not anything anyone has interest in. john, was it a mistake for romney to use his credential? >> i don't think that was a mistake. i think he made a mistake in how he sold it. people become wealthy in this country, we used to champion them. today we vilify them. despite what your other guest said, the president was certainly par
john tillman is ceo of the illinois policy institute. john says the president did a good job of vilifying romney for being rich. rich benjamin is senior fellow and fellow coordinator at demos. rich says a resume is not an agenda and romney didn't have one. good to see you guys. rich, did the president intentionally use class warfare as a strategy? >> maria, it was not class warfare. what he did was doggedly point out what mitt romney did at bain and mitt romney's policies for the middle...
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john harwood is in washington. john? >> maria, the house is grinding through debate, procedural votes, first on a spending cut bill that would cut a couple hundred billion dollars, avert the sequester, which would take place if no action is taken by congress before the end of the year. then that just sets up the vote on the tax portion of john boehner's plan b, which would allow the tax rates to return to bush-era levels, excuse me, to clinton-era levels only for incomes over $1 million. that's not going to become law. democrats say it's not going to move in the senate, president is going to veto it. this is part of the song and dance that goes on between the two parties before you finally get, either, them going over the cliff, because they simply can't agree, or get a big deal next week, which is what the white house and many people in congress still hope happens, maria. >> so, you know, john, most people want to know, why can't we get this deal done, what is the sticking point? >> the biggest sticking point is the ina
john harwood is in washington. john? >> maria, the house is grinding through debate, procedural votes, first on a spending cut bill that would cut a couple hundred billion dollars, avert the sequester, which would take place if no action is taken by congress before the end of the year. then that just sets up the vote on the tax portion of john boehner's plan b, which would allow the tax rates to return to bush-era levels, excuse me, to clinton-era levels only for incomes over $1 million....
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. >> just waiting for that bazooka, john. what are you seeing in terms of trails -- how are investors reacting? >> it's obviously very stressful throughout the day. you never know when another headline is going to come out. we had good news later in the day. that, that came out monti and holland. i'm expecting more headlines. also we have the chinese/pmi to worry about, and obviously initial claims tomorrow. toll brothers have positive statements. we saw philip morris to have multinationals tapping into that market, because there's a flight to obviously risk assets, in terms of paper that they're looking to buy, that really is helpful to companies like caterpillar and bhp. >> you bring up a great scoop, john. thanks for that. it seems at some point something's got to give. when would that bazooka come? >> the market typically forced all the big moves, every single time. the politicians behind the market action. the euro bonds is a real issue? discussions. the french parliamentary elections, so you don't get the big ones until
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we need to have a fairer system until we get there. >> john? >> the fact of the matter is that we have way too many loopholes in this tax code. the republicans push -- >> thank the republican zbs. >> fairer tax code that will get more money into the economy and actually more -- more people will pay. >> what george bush did with the tax sxuts put news this hole, vote for the republicans. barack obama -- >> morris, i wish -- >> we brought you on to throw flames at each other. you are doing a good job of that. but we are pointing fingers at a time we need to do something about this problem we face in the economy. john, realistically -- we would all love to see tax reform of in kind. i have been doing this 30 years and have been hearing about tax reform in that whole time. it has never happened. why should we even believe that what -- members of cess talk about just doing something temporary and expect comprehensive reform next year? why would we expect that to happen this time around? >> i do think that if you have -- i think david camp in the way
we need to have a fairer system until we get there. >> john? >> the fact of the matter is that we have way too many loopholes in this tax code. the republicans push -- >> thank the republican zbs. >> fairer tax code that will get more money into the economy and actually more -- more people will pay. >> what george bush did with the tax sxuts put news this hole, vote for the republicans. barack obama -- >> morris, i wish -- >> we brought you on to throw...
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john, you're on the other side of that trade. you're basically saying we're get another ltro facility from the ecb. you want to be buying here. what do you want to buy? >> i think you buy cyclicals. i think you buy tech, industrials, energy, materials. those kind of things. even consumer discretionary names. because we're in a global reflationary cycle. i think you want the cyclical component. >> what are you avoiding? >> i think on the flip side of that would be the more defensive areas. i think staples, utilities are things that you would probably want to underweight or avoid. >> all right. we will leave it there. gentlemen, great conversation. appreciate your time today. thank you so much for joining us, scott, john. we will see you soon. >>> we are waiting on disney earnings out any moment right now. 72 cents a share, the estimate on earnings for disney. ceo bob iger is going to join us exclusively. great window into the consumer, of course, from disney. we'll get that straight from robert iger. then, technology has been on a
john, you're on the other side of that trade. you're basically saying we're get another ltro facility from the ecb. you want to be buying here. what do you want to buy? >> i think you buy cyclicals. i think you buy tech, industrials, energy, materials. those kind of things. even consumer discretionary names. because we're in a global reflationary cycle. i think you want the cyclical component. >> what are you avoiding? >> i think on the flip side of that would be the more...
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we're going to get to john in a moment because he's focused on pill. we'll get his take in terms of what went on with oil. john, tell me how you're investing today in a market that was really all over the -- really being swayed by the price of oil, among other things? >> i think it was a quiet day today. commodities were down. crb was down about six points. a few of the grains were down as well as soybeans and the like. we saw gold down as well. but actually nickel was up today so that's a positive sign for industrial metal like that to buck the trend. it was up about 2.5% so we like the action in that metal. obviously, qe is front and foremost right now. so, we think that will continue to drive the market as we go through the weeks ahead. >> so, let me bring john in here for a minute. what went on with oil? >> looks like a technical failure to us. there was a huge volume spike in the -- during the selloff. 13,000 lots go off. that was up from 131 lots the prior minute to when this occurred. the rumors of the sbr were unfounded. white house denied it.
we're going to get to john in a moment because he's focused on pill. we'll get his take in terms of what went on with oil. john, tell me how you're investing today in a market that was really all over the -- really being swayed by the price of oil, among other things? >> i think it was a quiet day today. commodities were down. crb was down about six points. a few of the grains were down as well as soybeans and the like. we saw gold down as well. but actually nickel was up today so that's...
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john harwood, want to show you these scenes playing ought all over the world. people eager to get their hands on the apple iphone 5. despite the enthusiasm for the device, there's one big thorn in the side of apple's new users mobile operating system 6. that is the maps. apple removed the google maps application in favor of its own proprietary version which many users and tech experts say is inferior. herb greenberg says it's the ultimate in arrogance for apple and should put google back on their operating system. piper jaffrey says apple made the right move. why do you think the switch to their own map app is a sign of arrogance? >> i am using it, and the traffic on it -- the realtime traffic is actually pretty darn accurate, as far as i've been able to tell for the past few days but arrogance, is look, apple knew this thing wasn't ready for primetime n.effect you could say they put competition over consumer satisfaction. this isn't what we've come to expect from a. we've come to expect elegance and functionality, and this one misfires on that count. >> gene,
john harwood, want to show you these scenes playing ought all over the world. people eager to get their hands on the apple iphone 5. despite the enthusiasm for the device, there's one big thorn in the side of apple's new users mobile operating system 6. that is the maps. apple removed the google maps application in favor of its own proprietary version which many users and tech experts say is inferior. herb greenberg says it's the ultimate in arrogance for apple and should put google back on...
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john? >> good afternoon, bill. you can see from the pictures behind me that there's not much going on in the convention hall right now. we did have the convention start this afternoon. i want to show thank you highlights of that convention and i need to warn our viewers this is intense. >> republican national committee has directed that the 2012 republican national convention be held in tampa, florida, starting at 2:00 p.m. on the 27th day of august, 2012. so it is my privilege to proclaim the 2012 republican national convention in session and called to order. republican national convention stands in recess subject to the call of the chair. >> that was it. we are going to have some action in the next three days if isaac doesn't force a change in the republicans' plans. here is the lineup we expect so far. tuesday night ann romney, important for the romney campaign, trying to soften mitt romn romney's image will speak. so will chris christie delivering the keynote. former secretary of state condoleezza rice. and vic
john? >> good afternoon, bill. you can see from the pictures behind me that there's not much going on in the convention hall right now. we did have the convention start this afternoon. i want to show thank you highlights of that convention and i need to warn our viewers this is intense. >> republican national committee has directed that the 2012 republican national convention be held in tampa, florida, starting at 2:00 p.m. on the 27th day of august, 2012. so it is my privilege to...
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can still be done. >> all right, john. we'll watching. we'll come to you for the latest developments. john harwood at the white house. there's a lot of speechifying but are they any closer to a deal? maya macguineas joins us and has been right on about all of these issues. good to sigh again. >> thank you so much. >> i want to begin this and play a sound bite from the president earlier today. see what you think. listen to this. i'd like to get your reaction, maya. >> i will not negotiate around the debt ceiling. if you go to wall street, including talking to a whole bunch of folks who spent a lot of money trying to beat me, they would say it would be disastrous for us to use the debt ceiling as a cudgel to try to win political points on capitol hill. >> what do you think about that, maya is the debt ceiling issue? in 2006 president obama called the debt problem a failure of leadership. what's your reaction to what he said today? >> well, the debt ceiling in the past has been used as something akin to a speed bump which kept reminding us,
can still be done. >> all right, john. we'll watching. we'll come to you for the latest developments. john harwood at the white house. there's a lot of speechifying but are they any closer to a deal? maya macguineas joins us and has been right on about all of these issues. good to sigh again. >> thank you so much. >> i want to begin this and play a sound bite from the president earlier today. see what you think. listen to this. i'd like to get your reaction, maya. >> i...
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maria will be back tomorrow live from war with her exclusive interview with john boehner. here is what we are following at the close. stocks are holding up well considering the fall out from the elections of france and greece which is a resounding no to austerity. coming up, two top portfolio managers explain why today's resiliency could explain where the market is heading from here. maker of madden nfl gains and that is minutes from reporting the latest earnings. those numbers and what they mean coming up. bill? >> thank you, michelle. here is a look at how we finish the dion wall street. sell off after the european market suffered losses here. especially the greek market. dow down 70 poent or 80 point on the low today. nasdaq and s&p though were able to squeak out gains today. still below 3,000 on nasdaq. s&p up half a point at 1369. >> it could have been a lot worse. after starting the day lower, stocks manage to erase most of the losses. even if the face of global seof een /* /- sell off in grans and gre green. >> certainly equities are -- their attractiveness sell rif
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let me bring back john ford. the company still lost money, but it was a lot less money than people expected. what are the prospects for growth going forward? what are you seeing in that report? >> there is nothing in here that says anything about prospects for growth. really, what we're seeing in r.i.m.'s numbers are how well it's doing at playing defense. we know that part of their strategy is discounting their products, hoping they can create somewhat of a moat around them and give them time to get blackberry 10 out. seems that defensive strategy is working better than a lot of people expected. their average selling price is not down as much as people expected. a number of analysts expected them to do worse than that $2.5 billion number. they got up to 2.9. what we're seeing here is the the defensive strategy. it remains to be seen now that the iphone 5 is out and the samsung galaxy iii is out in the channel. >> all right, john. thank you so much. stock up big, 14% higher on r.i.m. up next, europe is a mess. th
let me bring back john ford. the company still lost money, but it was a lot less money than people expected. what are the prospects for growth going forward? what are you seeing in that report? >> there is nothing in here that says anything about prospects for growth. really, what we're seeing in r.i.m.'s numbers are how well it's doing at playing defense. we know that part of their strategy is discounting their products, hoping they can create somewhat of a moat around them and give them...
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thanks so much, john. see you soon. >> you're welcome, maria. >> "fast money" begins at the top of the hour. melissa? >> hey there, maria. we've got the latest in the showdown between steve wynn and okada from a vegas courtroom. we'll check in with jane wells at the top of the hour. >>> the bull market turns three years old. are the top performers to set the next leg higher in this market. and why one market strategist says to brace for a jobs buzz kill tomorrow. that, and much more top of the hour on "fast money." >> ten minutes away, we'll be there. the biggest names in the world of deal making, in new orleans, we'll head out there next, take you there, check in on deal volumes. are we going to see a rebound in the mo attention m & a action? >>> time now for "going global" asia. >> these are the stories you want to look out for. it's day-to-day in china. the country reports inflation, industrial output, fixed asset investments and retail sales numbers for february, will we see signs of an economic slowdo
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he's the former michigan governor john gengle rerks. do you agree with donald trump? are those the key issues that will play out with the elector ra electorate this fall? >> yes, it's about jobs and the economy. i haven't looked at a poll that doesn't have at least half of the people saying that's the number one issue. and deficit, taxes, and health care, those are all single digit -- >> who is practicing behind you? >> who is speaking behind me? >> i think it's marsha blackburn from tennessee, and she's talking about jobs and the grand opportunity party, i think is what she called it. >> now president obama is making this election so far about taxes and the wealthy, do you think that's a good strategy? >> i don't think so, i don't think most americans are persuaded that raising taxes is a job creation strategy. when you come year after year now, 40 some months of unemployment over 8%, a reduced participation in the work force, and very, i think mediocre gdp around 2%, that's not enough. so the strategy has not worked the way it needs to. imagine if we can get back, t
he's the former michigan governor john gengle rerks. do you agree with donald trump? are those the key issues that will play out with the elector ra electorate this fall? >> yes, it's about jobs and the economy. i haven't looked at a poll that doesn't have at least half of the people saying that's the number one issue. and deficit, taxes, and health care, those are all single digit -- >> who is practicing behind you? >> who is speaking behind me? >> i think it's marsha...
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only john corzine escaped the harshest treatment despite the ritz carlton moment. he was handled with kid gloves as a former senator. membership has its privileges. we'll be live from washington for the circus. among my bests senator bob corker, david vitter and kay hagan. also senator bernie sanders who called on jamie dimon to step down from the board of the federal reserve. that's live tomorrow from d.c. what will questioning jamie dimon accomplish? we asked you and you tweeted. tony friend says nothing. john wells says, the testimony will establish if you are a private company it is against the low to lose money. but if the government loses money, it's not a problem. david tweets dimon testimony, nothing more than a chance for political sound bites from clueless politicians. thanks for tuning. in. send us your comments. with e eel get them on the air. that does it for us. see you tomorrow from d.c. i hope you will follow me on google plus and twitter. send us questions you want answered from the senators we have with us from washington. tweet the questions and
only john corzine escaped the harshest treatment despite the ritz carlton moment. he was handled with kid gloves as a former senator. membership has its privileges. we'll be live from washington for the circus. among my bests senator bob corker, david vitter and kay hagan. also senator bernie sanders who called on jamie dimon to step down from the board of the federal reserve. that's live tomorrow from d.c. what will questioning jamie dimon accomplish? we asked you and you tweeted. tony friend...
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it's camouflage. >> what about camouflage, john? >> qe is just camouflaging the real recession. >> yeah. >> and it's hiding it, really, and that's what is so interesting about greenspan's speech, in my view. is he going to wiggle out of it or not. i don't know. he's the man responsible for the recession. >> we'll hear what he has to say next week in that regard. thank you so much. have a good one. >> the cbo volatility index spiked today. meanwhile, brian is next. >>> was today a sign of what is to come this september? my observation coming up. stay with us. [ female announcer ] want to spend less and retire with more? then don't get nickle and dimed by high cost investments and annoying account fees. at e-trade, our free easy-to-use online tools and experienced retirement specialists can help you build a personalized plan. and with our no annual fee iras and a wide range of low cost investments, you can execute the plan you want at a low cost. so meet with us, or go to etrade.com for a great retirement plan with low cost investment
it's camouflage. >> what about camouflage, john? >> qe is just camouflaging the real recession. >> yeah. >> and it's hiding it, really, and that's what is so interesting about greenspan's speech, in my view. is he going to wiggle out of it or not. i don't know. he's the man responsible for the recession. >> we'll hear what he has to say next week in that regard. thank you so much. have a good one. >> the cbo volatility index spiked today. meanwhile, brian is...
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joining me now is john carson and wes. good to see you, gentlemen. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> john, i'm going to kick it off with you. alcoa came out better than expected. do you think that's an indicator of things to come? >> well, it's certainly some good news after the downturn that we've had. we think expectations have been pushed down to where the market and many companies are going to be able to beat. expectations are up 1% minus apple down 1.5%. earnings are going to be very important and it's going to be important to see what kind of guidance we gets. the market is dealing with this on one hand we still have a lot of issues around the world. but on the other hand, i think that they are playing the bernanke put and believing that no matter what happens that we're going to have additional stimulus as needed. so the market believes, any way, that any downturn is going to be softened by fed intervention with qe 3. >> wes, what do you think? >> we're in an environment where we're dominated by the extraordin
joining me now is john carson and wes. good to see you, gentlemen. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> john, i'm going to kick it off with you. alcoa came out better than expected. do you think that's an indicator of things to come? >> well, it's certainly some good news after the downturn that we've had. we think expectations have been pushed down to where the market and many companies are going to be able to beat. expectations are up 1%...
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john harwood is in kentucky with the preview. john. >> reporter: michelle, this is going to be a fascinating night between two number twos who might, in the future, be number ones. for right now, they're trying to help their tickets. joe biden, as you mentioned, who arrived in danville. he's now chilling at a supporter's house with his family before going to the debate tonight, has got a lot on the line because democrats were feeling let down by president obama's performance last week. what joe biden has to do is to buck up those democrats, show he's going to be aggressive in going after the republican ticket, and, you know, he has experience in the venue. he debated sarah palin four years ago, although much different then. that was a comparatively genial event. i would expect him to be quite aggressive. from paul ryan's point of view, he's younger, so less experienced, but he's very fluent and skilled on policy. he came across very well in his republican convention speech. so i'd expect him to hold his own. for both side, dan qu
john harwood is in kentucky with the preview. john. >> reporter: michelle, this is going to be a fascinating night between two number twos who might, in the future, be number ones. for right now, they're trying to help their tickets. joe biden, as you mentioned, who arrived in danville. he's now chilling at a supporter's house with his family before going to the debate tonight, has got a lot on the line because democrats were feeling let down by president obama's performance last week....
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john schiller will be our guest. we'll talk about that, and his outlook for the price of oil coming up. >> you know, bill, later on, twice the number of digital households by 2015, just three years from now. we will talk to the head of you on demand about his plans to capture a chunk of the chinese acti action. stay with us. >>> time now for "going global" europe. >> hi, everyone. these are the stories we're watching in europe. tomorrow, a busy day for the fourth quarter results due out, analysts looking for the german bank to post a 47% jump in the net profit. will it announce more writedowns on the greek debt holdings. we'll speak to the company's cfo. also joining the lineup is the cfo of the german company. speaking exclusively to the monetary policy committee member david miles. why he's been pushing for more quantitative easing for the uk economy. tune in to cnbc world to capture all of the action overseas at cnbc world headquarters. "going global" with your money. >>> the surging oil prices have certainly been
john schiller will be our guest. we'll talk about that, and his outlook for the price of oil coming up. >> you know, bill, later on, twice the number of digital households by 2015, just three years from now. we will talk to the head of you on demand about his plans to capture a chunk of the chinese acti action. stay with us. >>> time now for "going global" europe. >> hi, everyone. these are the stories we're watching in europe. tomorrow, a busy day for the fourth...
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several of the supreme court justices, including chief justice john roberts, seemed opened to the idea that parts of the law could survive even if the mandate is declared unconstitutional. justice anthony scalia we'll have much more details live. later on in the program on this developing story. there's more encouraging news on the labor front. according to a survey, 42% of chief executives plan to hire more workers over the next six months. that's up 7% from three months ago. there's the most optimistic look since last spring. half of all u.s. households own at least one apple product. 10% of the products that don't currently have an apple product plan to purchase one within the next year. it's not just limited to tech savvy kids. 6% of americans between 18 and 49 own at least one apple product. real quick, how many apple products do you own? >> between me and my wife, five. two iphones, a macpro and a mac laptop. >> three ipads, six. thank you, bob. >>> it's been a rough day for natural gas. hitting a new low. some of the biggest names in the industry down today. check out this chart
several of the supreme court justices, including chief justice john roberts, seemed opened to the idea that parts of the law could survive even if the mandate is declared unconstitutional. justice anthony scalia we'll have much more details live. later on in the program on this developing story. there's more encouraging news on the labor front. according to a survey, 42% of chief executives plan to hire more workers over the next six months. that's up 7% from three months ago. there's the most...
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lee is here with me with jpmorgan, and john quigley from the rto total return bond fund. good to see you both. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> john, ever since the u.s. got downgraded an enormous amount of money went into fixed income and treasuries. where are you finding yields? >> within the u.s., we don't think there's a lot of value in treasuries. we think going to the spread sectors, you've got corporate bonds, one particular area we like are covered bonds. that's more of a european, canadian or australian phenomenon. a bank will issue debt and get backed by either the government or mortgage-backed securities. these we find to be very attractive. because they've got yields, for example, a three-year that just came yesterday that's about three times higher yielding than the treasury. yet it has the same kind of risk as, you know, a government risk backing the bank. we think it's a pretty stable thing. >> tom, how do you want to allocate money when you want to divide between bonds and stocks right now? >> i think that stocks, when you l
lee is here with me with jpmorgan, and john quigley from the rto total return bond fund. good to see you both. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> john, ever since the u.s. got downgraded an enormous amount of money went into fixed income and treasuries. where are you finding yields? >> within the u.s., we don't think there's a lot of value in treasuries. we think going to the spread sectors, you've got corporate bonds, one particular area we like...
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john, thanks for laying it out. the columnist for the national review. be sure to check -- or make cnbc your election headquarters. full team coverage gets under way at 5 p.m. eastern. i'll be with you from 7 p.m. until we learn who our next president will be. i hope you'll be with us tomorrow night, election 2012. your money, your vote. "fast money" starts in a few minutes. melissa lee with a preview. >> top of the hour "fast money "traders are trading the biggest event of the week, presidential election. which socks and sectors should you own if governor romney or president obama wins? how does all that water get out of lower manhattan? of course, pumps. we have a company supplying pumps to sandy-stricken areas. the ceo will join us exclusively. to lock or not to lock, what impact will elections have on your mortgage rates? we have the ceo of quicken loans to give you all the answers top of the hour on "fast." >> we'll be there. what will move your money first thing tomorrow morning? that's what's up next. we have wall street's best money pros weigh in
john, thanks for laying it out. the columnist for the national review. be sure to check -- or make cnbc your election headquarters. full team coverage gets under way at 5 p.m. eastern. i'll be with you from 7 p.m. until we learn who our next president will be. i hope you'll be with us tomorrow night, election 2012. your money, your vote. "fast money" starts in a few minutes. melissa lee with a preview. >> top of the hour "fast money "traders are trading the biggest...
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john, the member of your organizations are major u.s. corporations so we're doing business in china. you've met bo xilai yourself. how is this story resonating with them? >> it's getting a lot of attention. this kind of story is not a common occurrence, particularly with a murder investigation. the chinese leaders have moved quickly to try to put out their story of what went on. it's on the nightly news over there regularly. there are commentary rees and opp eds in the party's newspapers. and there has been a description of the ministry and what went on as well. for foreign businesses, the main thing they are looking at is probably something else that is going on right now and that is a very active debate about the future of economic reforms in china. it's been under way about the last six months or so but it's really spilled out into the public now. it's not related to what happened with bo xilai but may not be unaffected. >> the story we're looking at here is the murder of the british man haywood. bo's wife has been implicated. what's
john, the member of your organizations are major u.s. corporations so we're doing business in china. you've met bo xilai yourself. how is this story resonating with them? >> it's getting a lot of attention. this kind of story is not a common occurrence, particularly with a murder investigation. the chinese leaders have moved quickly to try to put out their story of what went on. it's on the nightly news over there regularly. there are commentary rees and opp eds in the party's newspapers....
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as we reported, john chambers is cautious there. how should you be investing in the middle of all of this. fed critic jim grant with me. in an exclusive interview, we'll talk rates and ben bernanke. the dow jones industrial average swooning from the highs, finishing up 19 points, fractional move to the upside here. at 4:00 on the street, 12,854 is where the dow industrial is settling. nasdaq came off of the worst levels but as you can see, no luck with a fractional decline there. s&p 500 higher, but just barely. up 3.3 points at 1357. continuing to look at europes a the many issue here along with economic data that has slowed in the united states. as we wrap up another trading session, here's what i'm watching. stocks shooting up sharply and then losing steam. the dow jones industrial average breaking even. strength today in utilities and telecom. weakness in technology, financial services kept the lid on gains. s&p posted the biggest gain since january. hit the highest level since the beginning of the month, in fact. technology due
as we reported, john chambers is cautious there. how should you be investing in the middle of all of this. fed critic jim grant with me. in an exclusive interview, we'll talk rates and ben bernanke. the dow jones industrial average swooning from the highs, finishing up 19 points, fractional move to the upside here. at 4:00 on the street, 12,854 is where the dow industrial is settling. nasdaq came off of the worst levels but as you can see, no luck with a fractional decline there. s&p 500...
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i think that's what john boehner's constituents are telling him. that's what all the other congressional leaders are hearing from their people. now, as a practical matter, that's very difficult because it's a very diverse country. you've got incredibly diverse and strongly held views on both sides. i do think the fact that voters have just spoken in an election and have sent a message that they want things to get done, that's a powerful propellant in washington to get things done, which is why we've seen behind me at the white house a parade of people going in to meet with secretary geithner, with the white house chief of staff, with the president. we have more coming tomorrow. lloyd blankfein of goldman sachs. this is an effort by everybody to try to marshall whatever influence these people have with lawmakers to try to get something done. >> okay, john. thank you. john harwood live from the white house. >> we look forward to seeing your home movies of ohio later, i guess. >>> lottery players everywhere, reason up. did you know the dreaded fiscal
i think that's what john boehner's constituents are telling him. that's what all the other congressional leaders are hearing from their people. now, as a practical matter, that's very difficult because it's a very diverse country. you've got incredibly diverse and strongly held views on both sides. i do think the fact that voters have just spoken in an election and have sent a message that they want things to get done, that's a powerful propellant in washington to get things done, which is why...
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john boehner, speaker of the house, said he's optimistic a deal could be done. we rallied another 70 or 80 points at noon as president obama said he was trying to make a deal on the fiscal cliff by christmas. that's what the market wants to hear, they want a date. then we had a little bit of move towards the close as we heard qe-4 may be coming at the next fed meeting. that would be no surprise. we've been talking about that for a while. take a look at housing stocks. they did not participate in the rally. unusually down beat news here from the october new home sales. september revised to the downside as well. i think the problem here is the inventory of new homes is very limited right now in a lot of parts of the country. that limited the up side. retail stocks had a good day. express had positive comments as well as american eagle. >> thank you, bob. labor making its voice heard on the fiscal cliff. we're going to speak with the head of the service employees international union, seiu. they're hot on protecting social security, medicare and medicaid from any cu
john boehner, speaker of the house, said he's optimistic a deal could be done. we rallied another 70 or 80 points at noon as president obama said he was trying to make a deal on the fiscal cliff by christmas. that's what the market wants to hear, they want a date. then we had a little bit of move towards the close as we heard qe-4 may be coming at the next fed meeting. that would be no surprise. we've been talking about that for a while. take a look at housing stocks. they did not participate...
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our john harwood up next on ideology. for 30 some years at manytendet different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when i was on maternity leave. i have retired from doing this one thing that i loved. now, i'm going to be able to have the time to explore something different. it's like another chapter. >>> welcome back. want to get to bertha coombs right now. she has breaking news. >> maria, another ethics related resignation this afternoon. this time at lockheed mountain. the board there announcing they received a resignation from christopher, the incoming ceo. would be the ceo effective in january. they said they accepted his resignation after an ethics investigation confirmed he'd had a close personal relationship with a subordinate. meantime, marilyn houston will now be the new ceo effective january. >> all right, bertha. thanks very much. meanwhile, president obama playing the veto card today in early negotiations on solving the fiscal cliff. in fact, our chief washingt
our john harwood up next on ideology. for 30 some years at manytendet different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when i was on maternity leave. i have retired from doing this one thing that i loved. now, i'm going to be able to have the time to explore something different. it's like another chapter. >>> welcome back. want to get to bertha coombs right now. she has breaking news. >> maria, another ethics related resignation this...
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the studio does point out that john carter has grossed $184 million at worldwide box office but it was incredly expensive movie. after speculation of how much it would cost the studio. >> today we kick off a week-long exclusive serious called mega chain. cnbc is teaming up with the economist magazine to look at year 2050. examining changes from demographics, to technology, to the world economy. it present a unique opportunity to talk about the future and how that can influence decisions by make today. joining me to get things start said daniel franklin. executive editor of the economy and book of mega change, the world in 2050. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. good to be with you. >> what inspired meg kra change? what about looking ahead to 2050 can help us today? >> well, first of all, every year we produce a book on the year ahead, a special issue of the economist called "the world end." looking to the future is good. but look together long-term future is especially stimulating because it enables you to focus on the really big trends to clear away the clutter, noise an
the studio does point out that john carter has grossed $184 million at worldwide box office but it was incredly expensive movie. after speculation of how much it would cost the studio. >> today we kick off a week-long exclusive serious called mega chain. cnbc is teaming up with the economist magazine to look at year 2050. examining changes from demographics, to technology, to the world economy. it present a unique opportunity to talk about the future and how that can influence decisions...